Question: I'm looking for a way to record and preserve my family's history and stories for future generations.

Lineage is a voice-based storytelling service that records and preserves family memories, traditions and voices. You can pick questions from a library or create your own, then add photos and record voice answers. The service is designed to be easy and flexible, with options like custom questions, sharable content and storage on your own devices or Amazon Web Services. It's good for recording life stories, offering advice to younger family members and remembering those who've died.

Another option is HereAfter, an interactive memory-sharing service that lets you record and share stories and memories with family members. It records interviews, lets you add photos, and has a conversational interface so family members can ask questions and hear answers in the person's own voice. With guided prompts, secure access and different subscription levels, HereAfter is a powerful tool for personalized storytelling that works on any device.

For a more multimedia approach, Almaya offers a digital service to record, store and share personal stories, advice and life lessons through video and audio recordings. It offers private recording and storage, an AI-powered chat interface to explore life experiences, and scheduling of future messages. It's geared for older adults and those with neurocognitive disorders, helping to improve well-being and happiness by preserving memories people cherish.

If you want to create a more formal, printed biography, check out Life Story. It's an AI-powered service that uses an artificial intelligence named Lisa to help people create a personalized, 250-page softcover book about themselves or a loved one's life. The service has a web-based interface, customizable content and secure data storage, so it's good for personal reflection and family history.